WORTH Sharing 🤗🤗

[MysteRy]

Most people think they take pictures to capture what they love. But look closer, and you’ll see something deeper: we photograph what we fear losing.

Think about it. On vacation, we frantically snap photos of sunsets, beaches, city streets, and family dinners. Why? Because we know the moment is fleeting. Even as we smile for the camera, a part of us is already grieving its impermanence. We feel it slipping away—the laughter at the table, the way the light dances on the water, the rare freedom from everyday life. It’s all temporary, fading even as it unfolds.

The same happens at birthdays, weddings, and graduations. We hold up our phones to record our child walking across the stage or our best friend saying “I do.” Not because the present isn’t enough, but because we’re afraid it won’t last. Afraid that time will blur the edges of these memories until they’re out of reach.

Every photo is a confession:
“I am afraid I will forget this.”
“I am afraid this will change.”
“I am afraid I will never be this happy again.”

We don’t just take pictures to remember what matters. We take them because we know we can’t hold onto it forever. Life moves too fast, and our hands aren’t big enough to keep everything in place. So we press the shutter button—a futile attempt to freeze time, to preserve the fragile beauty of now.

And maybe that’s okay. Maybe taking photos isn’t just an act of fear; it’s also an act of love. A way of saying, “This mattered. This was real. This was mine, if only for a moment.”

[MysteRy]

The most expensive home you’ll ever find is yourself.
Please make sure to be home today.

Today is the perfect starting point to return the favor—to give back to you .
Remember this: the sweetest act of love in this world is embracing yourself—wounds, scars, imperfections, and all. It’s holding your broken pieces gently, caressing the parts of you that feel raw and unfinished.

Sometimes, we don’t realize it, but the person who needs our love the most is ourselves. Not anyone else.

Always give yourself credit.
Recognize your strength.
Forgive the mistakes you’ve punished yourself for far too long.
Think about why you deserve passion—for life, for joy, for you .

Think about the version of yourself that was once excluded, neglected, forgotten. Now is the time to embrace that part of you fully, fiercely—so no one can ever get in the way again or ruin what you’ve worked so hard to rebuild.

If you need to build stronger walls, do it.
If you need to cut ties with suffocating connections, let them go.
Do it for your well-being.
Do it for the love you once wasted on others but never gave to yourself.

Now is the time to fully love who you are.
No apologies. No regrets. Just pure, unfiltered acceptance.

Because here’s the truth:
You are worth every ounce of care, tenderness, and devotion you’ve been searching for outside of yourself.

Come home to yourself.
Stay there.

[MysteRy]

In the dance of life, we stumble and fall, 
In moments of doubt, we may feel small. 
But rise, brave soul, from shadows cast long, 
For in the heart's echo, you’ll find your song. 

With every setback, a chance to reflect, 
A chance to discover what strength to resurrect. 
Resilience, a fire that burns deep within, 
A whisper of hope that result in a win.

Though the weight of the world may press down with its might, 
Stand tall in the dark, seek the glimmers of light. 
Each tear that you shed, a river that flows, 
Carving a new path where courage can grow. 

You've got this, my friend, as you rise from the ground, 
Embrace every failure, hear victory's sound. 
For each recovery is a victory won, 
A testament that tells you, your fight's far from done. 

So when life knocks you down, take a breath, close your eyes, 
Feel the strength in your spirit, let your heart recognize. 
You’re forged in the struggle, a warrior true, 
With each step you take, the world’s waiting for you.

[MysteRy]

"Don't give up" is a powerful phrase that can inspire and motivate us to push through challenges, overcome obstacles, and keep moving forward, even when things get tough.

Remember, every great success story involves perseverance and determination. Thomas Edison, the inventor of the light bulb, is famous for saying, "I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."

So, when life becomes too difficult, don't give up! Instead, take a deep breath, gather your strength, and keep moving forward. You got this!